Lili

1953
Approved
1 h 21 min

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7,2/10

4,1 mil

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Zsa Zsa Gabor, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Leslie Caron, and Mel Ferrer in Lili (1953)

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Drama Musical Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn orphaned young woman becomes part of a puppet act and forms a relationship with the anti-social puppeteer.An orphaned young woman becomes part of a puppet act and forms a relationship with the anti-social puppeteer.An orphaned young woman becomes part of a puppet act and forms a relationship with the anti-social puppeteer.

Direção
- Charles Walters
Roteiristas
- Helen Deutsch
- Paul Gallico
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,2/10

4,1 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Charles Walters
Roteiristas
- Helen Deutsch
- Paul Gallico
Artistas

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Ganhou 1 Oscar
- 7 vitórias e 8 indicações no total

Marc
(as Jean Pierre Aumont)

Zsa Zsa Gabor

Rosalie

Kurt Kasznar

Jacquot

Amanda Blake

Peach Lips

Alex Gerry

Proprietor

Ralph Dumke

M. Corvier

Wilton Graff

M. Tonit

George Baxter

M. Enrique

Jane Adrian

Nautch Dancer
(não creditado)

Nick Borgani

Carnival Patron
(não creditado)

Gene Conklin

Whistler in Ballet Sequence
(não creditado)

Paul Cristo

Carnival Patron
(não creditado)

George Davis

Workman
(não creditado)

Jeannine Ducasse

French Girl
(não creditado)

Bess Flowers

Carnival Patron
(não creditado)

Richard Grayson

Flirting Vendor
(não creditado)

Direção
- Charles Walters
Roteiristas
- Helen Deutsch
- Paul Gallico
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
This film was based on The Saturday Evening Post's Paul Gallico's short story "The Man Who Hated People", published in the 28 October 1950 edition, which was inspired by the children's puppet show Kukla, Fran and Ollie (1947). Due to the success of the film, Gallico expanded the story into a novella.

Erros de gravação
When Marc plays a magic trick with his cigarette at the notions store, he actually burns Lili's hand, right before playing the trick. Lili jerks her hand apart, but she keeps on watching Marc as if nothing has happened.

Citações
Lili Daurier: We don't learn. We just get older, and we know.

Conexões
Edited into Off to See the Wizard: Lili: Part 1 (1967)

Trilhas sonoras
Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo
Music by Bronislau Kaper
Lyrics by Helen Deutsch
Performed by Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer

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8/10

the blossoming of the Lili is marvelous

this is quite an old movie, as you know. my mother wasn't even born when it came out. yet i enjoy it greatly. it is a true love story, and unlike movies of today's age, it depicts that love with elegance and style. it is not only about love, but about the "blossoming" of Lili, of how she grows into womanhood and learns the ways of the world, as well as her own world. personally, i find it all to be quite symbolic, with Lili as the symbol of good and innocence. it also has some interesting humor in it (the puppets are well characterized and amazingly personalized). i think you will fall in love with the well-rounded main characters just as i did. i hope people will not be turned off by the age of the movie (it is over 50 years old now) because i find newer love stories to be far too sexual that leaves nothing to the imagination. this movie is VERY imaginative and beautiful in its storytelling. of course, kids could watch it and enjoy it to some extent, but the language is slightly elevated and the meaning is quite deep. watching this movie as an older person truly made the difference. i hope you enjoy it.